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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
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PROPOSED RESEARCH I~ro 1HE LAND OF DRKAhs
AND WAKING fNrKEssIoNs.
telegram from Boston. Novenber ). says: Tbs
American society Tor Psychlcal Research Is anoUs
undertaking new line Of Investigation. 10 pro
poses 60 test the stories which often told about
dreams or waking impressions concerning persons
az a distance who q was sfterward proved were
az the moment passing through some great crisis
or danger. These cOinCicenceS are often reported
and the society viii endeavOr g. nnd out whether
they are mere concidences or something more. To
do this they viii endeavOr O. ascertain nrst. the
number OF persons In a community who have nos
had any such experiences: sec0Bd. the number Of
persons who have had such experiences coinciding
With real events; third. the number OF persons
who have experiences which. though similar 20
the foregoing IN other n'SIeCtS DID not coincide
with real events circular has Just heen issued
by the society asking any reader ~ it IN the course
OF the next six months "a repeat tue following
sons a. possible from whom he does not know
what answer 90 expect. aud who have not already
been interrogaied by some one else, and coIaInu-
nicate the results
Have you within the past year. when In good
health, had dream OF The death OF some person
known TO you, about whom you were not anxious
at the time, which dream you marked a. 40 eA-
ceptonaly vivid one. and OF which the distressing
impression lasted Tor Al least as long as an hour
after you rose In the morning.
Have you within the psst year. when IN good
health and completely awake, lad a distinct I'm
preston OF seeing OF being tOu he'd by a human
being, or OF hearing a voice sound which Sug-
gesfed human presence, when 40 one MAS lAeres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-07
A Missing TRE,srRER.-A speclal 20 he Phila.

MIssIN" IFkksNHhh-h rpcOIaI % NE fuIIA-
dephia Press from Allentown, Pa, Nov. :, says:
county Treasurer Buskirk has been absent rTJm
home several weeks, and his extended absence -
the subject OF considerable speculation. several
parties IN this vicinity have endorsed him VA
nous amounts, and they are expressing the hops
that he may soon return explain his absence.
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We Hmsimc...

Our delinquent subscribers will
receive q notice between now and
court stating the amount they owe us.
We expect all these claimes to be
paid at court. All accounts not paid
on or before that time will beplaced
in the hands Of Jno. T .NeT, Justice,
Of Kingwood, for collection. These
are facts and they are spoken in
CarncstnCss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

The reduction of internal revenue
and the taking or of revenue stamps
from Proprietary Medicines no doubt
has largely benefited the consumers.
rs we'll as relieving the burden of
home manufacturers. Especially is
this the case with GREEKS 4uguNf
Fio'Ccr and RoSclccs German Nvlup.
on the reduction of thirty six cents
per dozen, has been added to increase
the size &C the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one
fifth more medicine i'm the - cent
size The iUgUS' FIowsr for Dispcp.
STA and liver Complaint, and the GER.
man Syrup for cough and lung troub.
les, have perhaps. the largest sale OF
any med iCinos in the world. The
advantages of increased size OF the
bottles will bc greatly appreciated
10y the sick and afflicted i'm every
town and VILLAGE i'm civjiizedcouutries.
Sample bottles for 10 cents remain
the same size.
I.l5 81
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Mrs. Henry Ellis, goo Scott street,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, writes. DR. S.
Is. HARTMAN 81 Co, CoLUMBUs,O. am
induced by a sense OF duty TO the suffering
TO make brief statement Of your remark
able cure Of myself ] was n most miscr-
able sufferer from the various annoying
and distressing disease Of delicate persons.
which eau cd me 90 be confined Co my
bed for long time. being too weak 30
even bear my weight upon my feet ]
was treated By the most reputable physi-
clans in our city, each and 400 saying they
could do nothing for me. / bad given mp
all hopes ofcvcr being well in tli. con-
diti0u ! began TO take your MANALIN
and PERUNA, and ] ann most Ianry TO
say in thee months i was perfectly well
entirely cured, without any appliances
or supper. of any kind"
Mr. G.. A. ProchI, New Portage, Sum
NIT County, Ohio, writes Ny wife
has been sick for about five years. jim The
hr Z place fhc doctor called b. lcucorhra.
and treated DC about one car, and She
grew worse, and turned 90 liberation of
the womb, and was treated for tbat two
yc1rs, bot che grew worse and ihc doctor
gave her CUP. Then employed DR. Tn
dcrwo1d, ono OF chest dO.tor- ofhkrau
but under IBIS treatment She grew worse.
She wa poralyzcd. she bad .1.taIoIf.c
sense Of feeling and her cyc,ighl SHE
could not walk for nearly tNJ yc.r..
About six months ago Underwood CAV
her up. She tried your PERJNh. suc
has taken three bottles. and it did more
good DIAN any other medicine. THE pl
ra.y-is has about lcn her, her cycsrgh. IS
getting better. We will continue thc use
Of PERUNh until she is we'll"
Mr. Isaac Nicodcmus, Schcilsbure Dcd-
ford County, Pa writes OF am induced.
bva .cnsc OF duty fo thc suffering t5makc
% brI.f statement of yourrcmafkabIchcIp,
as "a sufferer oft caiarrh iu my head and
throat i doc'ored with one of the best
physicians iu our place for that dreaded
disease, cliJrrh, and found no relief But
bob 1888 lost nos s3cCch, and wa not able
TO do any kind of work for near three
months. I could neither eat nor Sleep
PIUuNh and h MALLS did wonders for
me fused three bottles of PERUNA and
ono of MhNALrV, and now ! am in bCt-
Ter health lh11 I have been Tor tcn years,
and can heartily recommend your mcd-
ic.nc TO all suffering from tbat dread Dbl
ease. catlrrh.'
Mr. J. W. Wood. Me- Sterling. Ohio.
SAYS your medicine gives good salts
faction Ny customers speak highly ri
dts curative propcrtiys
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Something You Nccd--shortnnnd.

"WhN?"
because il will aid you moro q am any
thing else inacquiring knowledge. BE
cause u viii help lou To good bt siuc~s
'tow can 10 bo Ic8rn-d?
BY the aid of hook studied at home
and lessons 10y mail from an accomplish
ed teacher.
AT what expense p"
The thiug SUN OF 5000, including
book.
why so cheap when Colleges advor.
tiSe the same cOurcs of instructions for
SIS
because a new textbook is used that
reduces the labor of learning proportions
atcly Ia the difference i'm price bv the
system beng made simpler than hereto.
fore and moro practical. having the en-
dorSment Of our Congressional aud PROBES
siolal reporters everywhere together
with over lOOO graduates OF our chain
OF Photographic Colleges BOYS and
men ON the arm, iu workshops aud else,
where girls at home i'm factories and no
school, havo learned tho ant in from
three 20 six months study during sptrc
moments. Nj, Scott Bovine where tLcy
have earned from SD To $50, week.
Write and ask for free sample copy of
B0vuc'S photographic MouiLiy and mll
particulars. Address ID. l.. Scott browne
- Clinton Place, New York, \ Y.
Nov. H..
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Imnnrtnnt Nnticc.

Not. is hereby given that the firm
oi:Aleu X CO Merchants, Newburg.
w Va. will retue De- ,m business ON the
goth cay OF June, lSS7. All persons ow-
inc tLc firm mu>t settle their indebted
ness ON OF before that date; and all der
sons having contracts with = 90 firm,
10 furnish them slaves, crosues etc, must
an said contracts before said 2O,h OF June
:, l.. Allen,
c. T. Ellis,
Composing the firm OF Allen & Co.,
Ncwburg, W. Va, April :, 1857. a..
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nun, ChiIdrcn ,Indc Ntronr-

Don't YOU think your children are
troubled with worms Children are
often weak and puny form this cause
There is no remedy equal to Bore.
mans Sweet Ncrmifuge forremoving
these pests from the spstem. Sold
10y all dealers at - sents. Do not
be put Oft with something else called
Just as good Feb. g en-.
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Spring weather.
Moonlight nights.

Spring weather.
Moonlight nights.
-Vcnc Walker has left for rurr,n
parts"
j NJ. Crane and wife were at
Terra Alta this week.
Stones Organ al. was reset this
week Read H.
-Alarge number Of strangers are
in town this week
-Aucution is called t. the advertise
meEt Of the Iasoutpwn Normal school
Harvey Sutton. of Grant Dis.
trict, was in the burg last Monday,
on business,
Miss Emma Cooke, one of
Howesvilles', charming young ladies,
was visiting Miss Matte Parks this
week.
Mrs. Simeon Matlingly of
the German settlement, was visiting
friends in town this week.
The public privy i'll the court
house yard is a rank nuisance, a pro.
life breeder ofdisease, and it ought
to be closed up.
A slight cold often proves the
forerunner of a complaint that may
prove fatal. Avoid this result by
taking Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, the
best remedy for colds. coughs, and
all throat and lung diseases.
Energy will do almost anything
but it cannot exist if the blood is i'm.
pure and moves sluggish in the
veins. There is nothing so good
for cleansing the blood and impart.
ing energy to the system as Ayers
Sarsarparilla; Price one 81. Six
bottles, So. Sold by druggists.
Col. r. w, Monroe, one of Pres.
tons prominent attorneys, was auto.
graphed at the Valley House last
Friday Col. j A. +. Martin, of
Preston county, one of the directors
of the Insane Asylum, stopped in
Grafton several hours last Saturday
on his way home from Weston where
he had met the other directors to
Investigate" the charge against Dr.
Bland. Inc Col. says that out
of the thirteen charges brought
against the management of the asy.
lum, but three were partially sus.
tanned by evidence Grafton Stand
ard.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07

DR.. A. NJ jarrett, Dentist, will be
in Kin ywood on April 8 and remain
eight days.
He will also be at Terra Alta on
April Is and remain three days; at
Newburg on April q and remain
three days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07
TO ONSUMPTIVES.

The undersigned having been re-
stored TO health by simple means, after
suffering for several years with seven
lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desire it, he will
chcCrtully send free If CHARGE n copy
of the prescription used, which they
willluda surcCmc Tor Consumption,
Asthma, CatnTrh, Bronchitis and
all throat ana lung Maladies. lie
hopes ali sufferers will try his Remedy,
us IL is Invaluable Those desiring the
prcscript which will cost them moth
iur and may prove a. blessing, will
please address, REV. EDWARD A. Will
son, Williamsburg, Kings County,
New York.
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i G Hyde, the jeweler Of Oak
land, will be in Kingwood with fine
stock Of watches, jewelry, silver.
ware, etc. on the 9Th day Of April
and remain during court. Don't
fail to examine his goods. Every
thing new and stylish and at prices
that defy competition. Hoping 10
be favored with a good share of
your patronage, / remain
Yours respectfully,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-04-07


The Unprecedented sale of Bos.
chee's German Syrup within few
years, has ostoDishcd the world
It is without doubt thc safest and
best remedy ever discovered for The
speedy and eGcctual cure for Colds.
Coughs, and The scycrest Lung
Troubles. Il acts upon an entirely
different principle from the prescrip.
tiods usually given by physicians.
as it docs not dry mp a Cough and
leave the disease still in the system.
but ON the contrary removes the
cause of Che trouble, heals tho parts
affected and leaves them i'm % purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept I'm
the house for use when Che diseases
make their appearance, will save
doctors bills and a long spell of SCI.
rious illness. A trial will convince
you of these facts. 10 is positively
sold by all druggists and general
dealers in the land Price 7j cts.
large bottles l-2O-67
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Observation-Disclosures

one dollar per wear, invariably in adj
vance One dollar AMI tiny cents per
Year, when not paid boo advance. These
terms will be strictly adhered tu In every
instance.
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ADVERTISING RATES

Transient advert ScmeutS will be IN
serted ~ 81 per inch f,r first insertion.
aud fiitv cents per inch for each addition
al insertion.
Personal commu nicauons inserted for
% cents an inch.
Local notices cents per line.
Poetry ; cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood PJSt ONCE As
second class mail matter.
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Ne roe 5 Of P.c,tou Coulur

10 the rotcrs Of Preston County,
BY the urgeut solicitation cf PATRONS
and friends, / hereby announce myself
tcudeni OF Free schools of Preston Cuuu-
~ Hoping - receive your patronage,
I am,
Very respectfully,
T.. 4. Shah ~.
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Nnnnnmcrm,rnI,.

We are authorized to announce T. NJ
Squircs a. candidate 10Y reelection tor
County Superintendent OF FREQ schools
of Preston County.
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Those are wcll-kuowu and thoroughly
reliable instruments. have the metal
stop knob, which adds very much 10 tho
appearance OF Ru organ. Handsome
CdSc-purc, sweet tonr
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49, ---L'l< -E3' OF CO <-aarn Aaa.
- n IA II
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Tho Misseuri OverfiorlnG

BISMARCK Oak. March 16 The North
ern Pacific train from the west which was
DELAYED seventy hours by food reached
ere. st ev~np. The reports indicate
h t. le Missouri must break within a
wee and there is great alarm among the
PEG lie living along the banks Tie Vel
Iowstone, Little Missouri aud Prior rivers
are free of ice ard fl0odiug their Dks,
Over thirty bridges on the Northern Paci
tic between this point and Billings have
been swept away, and II ueh damage has
been occasioned by the a eds Passcn-
gers report that Miles City has been twice
inundated within the last week, and q re.
port reaches here that the town is again
under water Water flowed in all the
streets, and in one street in the rear OF
the town it was over ten feet deep, com
polling business men to remain from theii
homes all night.
Floods from above came down unex.
pectedly and broke the ice at this point.
The river il rising at the rate OF twelve
inches per hour. The hanks are level full
There are no signs Of gorging rs ytt Al
the boats tied up here are safe SO Tar.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
A scientific Spa rring Contest.

i Z. McGreeor, known as the 49,.
Joe X ID" Rad James Daley boxed four
good scientific rounds at Clsrk's, Phila-
delphia on Wednesday night. Daley
did moat OF the leading and spared
nicely in the first I'll rec rounds, but wsf
short o. wind in the fourth. Rferee
Michael j Bodeu called 1t q draw.
Tommy Warren, The feather. weigh,
fighter from the West, and Young Wal
ton OF Phiiadel phia, met at the Oomiqne
last night The contest WAS character
IL j by the clever sparring OF boil
men. The first round WAS 10 favor Of
Warren. The second and third round,
were even up, but the fourth round
which was a lively one. was slightly II
favor Of Walton. Referee Jack Fslloi
Of BroC kiyn said the contest was ,
draw.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Held for Furtt or Hearing.

John q. Polls, the man who was
brought to police station yesterday
m 0rninR by Officer HAIRY Smith, GOV.
cred with blood from cash in his
head, was arrsigna1 NJ city court this
morning, when Mrs. Pagan testified
that Folis came to her house, No. So
West Front street, abbut 8 o'clock yes
terday morning. He had been board.
ing with her, and az be owed her some
money for board the kept his overooat.
| When lie rang the bell she went TO IL e
door, aud upon finding that he was
very UGH under the Influence OF
liqucr, refused TO let him it. He ther
made hts way TO the gard and iaised q
window and she caught him by the
hair and bumped his head on the sill
with he retailated Oy MASKING in both
| Windows.
he then Effected an entrance into the
house and WAS about to strike her
when she gave bin a push and he fell
striking against the stove and infiictin}
the Rssh On his head. She sent q chilC
for assistance, and Officer Smith cam,
and look him away. Follis in defens
deried that he had attempted to strik,
Mrs. Pagan, ard said that he went Their
10 gtt his overcoat when he was assault
ed and beat By another bosrder nance
Connolly. Tbs case WAS, al his reques,
continued until tomorrow, to afford hin
an opportunity 10 produce witnesses
substantiate his statements.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
ODD SUITS
FOR SMALL BOYS
At Half.

The choice of those buy
ing Small Boys Clothing
does not always fall evenly
on the sizes we cut in suits:
some sizes we sell Out OF in
one suit: others in another:
that leaves us with what are
called broken lots.
From 500 to 600 OF these
broken-lo. suits in Small
Boys Short Pants styles we
gather now into two lots,
and mark, as close to half
price as the case allows, at
S.. so and $500.
These are Spring Goods,
desirable tor present wear,
and are recommended to
mothers and prudent pur-
chasers of Children's Cloth.
ing as reliable in make and
quality, and as saving con-
siderable in the prices.
$50 more coats 60 into
1.-THE Odd Coat lots at half
price to-day: $3.50 and up:
good Coats as any we have
Improbable to Us because
OF missing sizes: you save all
except the money paid our
workpeople for making, on
many of them.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
She Toe X Him Out.

Quite an excitement was caused last
night al the keno den IN the third story
of the Western Union Telegraph Build
ing, Third and Market streete, by Z
woman, the wife of q well-known man
making her appearance In the room and
ordering her husband to come home
Some Of those present seemed at first a,
though they were disposed to object to
tine in ruslon, but her determined man
ner, coupled with threat of exposur,
caused them to change their minds. Tn,
man keeps second hand store on Yves
Front street, and It is said that for severa
months past he has been neeced by thes
gamblers of about 800 a month.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
DIED.

MAKTIN.-Suddsnly, ON the lAtn inse., %
Ohadd's Ford Pa, VIM. a. Martin, IN the
blth year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. on Fri.
day, 18th inst, at II o'clcck. To proceed TO
Lower Brandywine Cemetery.
RUBENOAME-Ont the 10th inst, jacob
Rubencame, aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vited to attend his funeral from his late resi-.
dencs, q. M illtowa, Friday. March IL. 81 IL
O'Clock. Intsrment at White CLAY Greek
Church Cemetery.
WILSON-At II och essin. on the 18th insk
stephen 8. " ils,n, aged ~ years.
Relatives nd friends are inv tied 70 attend
the funeral from his late residence, on 9Th
day morning, the 18th inst, at IL o'clock.
WARD.-On March 10. Willie "
young est son OF John and Annie Howard,
aged years ard months.
hoIatives and friends are respectfully In
v,ted to ct end the funeral from the resi-
d ,nce OF his parents, Scott street above
Shali3ross On Saturday, the 1e:h. Inter
IN mt at Chester. Train leaves b. and q
delaware avenue depot at II % .. m.
|vALENTINB.-Cn ths 10th inst Sarah
widow OF the late George Valentine, agec
| 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectful ly
invited TO attend the funeral from IN,
r isidence of her daughter, Eliza booc
No. 1877 Vest Sixteenth street, on SUNDAY
atterro n, at O'Clock. lntermept at MI
l ming on and Brandy vino Cemete'y.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
Ana9Rxst the Pigs.

Peter Fortcs,of East Missouri, Canada,
at 8 o'c!cck one recent morning
crawled into a hoe in straw stack to
look after family OF little pigs that
had been there bnca abort time. While
lie was invest gazing the mother came
home, and the was angry when she
saw the invader. she wouldn't let Mr..
Forbes back out, ana ne d .du think it
wise TO turn round S there Was moth.
ing to do hut dig, and dig he cid, and
about 3 o'clock in the afternoon he
emerged from the tunnel thar he had
sxcavated, q very hongey and dlsgUsted
man.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

Last evening Officer Beri amin p.
Smith was CALLED In TO take charge Of
IN insane girl, IL years Of age, named
E3ma whitley, as her Darenta' resi-.
dence near Bar croft's Banks. Her
family could not do anything with her,
and when the officer arrived she had
control of the house. He succeeded In
taking her to police station, after con.
siderable difficulty, where she was de.
tanned last night. This morning she
seemed quite calm, and as her rela.
tives do not wish 70 put her away, II
possible, they concluded to give her
another trial and took her home.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17
FOURTH EDITION
Dots

Mrs Aldie Money Simpson will re-
move TO No. 609 King street on the 2Sth
inst.
Elmer W. Clark, OF New Castle
vishes man and wife TO take charge
Of his dairy.
Mrs. A. w. Jones will have . sale OF
furniture at No 603 Market street, 10
morrow (FridAy) morning at o o'clock.
Arthur r. Boyle OF Dover did very
Suddenly on Wednesday morning from
cor eestion OF the brain.
Three thousand men paraded In Phil.
adelphiA this morning In honor OF St.
Patrick.
Mr. u. II. Proctor, ono OF the proprie-
tors OF the Academy OF Music arrived
In this city this morning.
Champion John l.. Sullivan and his
hacker, Pat Sheedy, we're the centre OF
attraction OF the crowd at the Hoffman
He use, New York, last night.
j. Liberty Todd will deliver his illus.
trated lecture on "Sistehe Chapel Fres
Goes" 10 the Unitarian Church on Fri
day evening.
VIM. Il. Bown lost an Account book
On Monday afternoon, which the fiuter
will please leave at this Office aud re-
ceive slight reward.
Wilmer Atkinson, editor OF the FAym
| Journal, has purchased the Jones farm
ut Three Tups, Pepnsylvanis, and will
build handsome cottage thereon.
Mrs Jacobs has Just returned from
New York, and has . grand assor Nm EN-
Of fine millinery goods in both stores
220 King street and SIT Market street.
Barnum's advance agent was In thil
city last Tuesday making arrangements
for an exhibition OF his great show som,
tin early In May.
Bishop Lee teems little better tkii
| morning, 4avinz passed . very quie
night He had relapse yesterday, and
for some time was In very crittca
| condition.
John, alias "reddy' Mcguire, whit
has beer bum ming around ''the coast
for some time, was a raigned at city
court this morning and committed X
Jail for 30 days.
"But obi what damned minutes tell
he DER" who suffers, but waltz; WHIT
writhes, yet moaps, before he makes NJ
MS mln0 70 bbnO out IOr just 20 Cenli
worth Of Salvation Oh, the pain cure.
Mr.. William Black IL in this city
making arrangements for the produc
ton Of Passions Slave" which vii
be presented a. the Academy OF Music
next week.
The produce firm OF A lien & Adams
800 King street, Wilmington. Del, wal
this 18th day OF March, 1887, dissolved
by the said Allen buying tho eait
A5sms' interest IN the business. The
said Allen is TO pay al debts.
Mr.. Alfred Matthews, Of Philadel
phia, Is now in this city, aud will proba
bly, be located here for the ensuing tiI
or digit months, for the purpose o
assisting w. 8 Men Dir In preparing
the History OF Delswa re- on which TIT
| latter has been engaged for some time
Daily Republican., 1887-03-17

W. ] Lark suctioneer, sold for Geo.
7, brooks of White Clay Greek Hun.
drnd, on Monday, horses from $50 to
$500; colt, SOL; COWS, $50 to $50; chick.
eos, II TO 10 cents per pound; Turkeys,
10 10 IL cents per pound, and other
things at fair pIicds.
MIR Lank also sold for Weldin &
Murray, of New CASTLE Hundred. Oh
Wednesday, 10th mat, horses, $3.50 90
to $50; colt 10 months old, $40; colt,
years old, $72; cows, $50 TO go; tur
keys, ID to IA cents per pound; hams, II
do side meat, 7 To & do. Farm nipple.
NESTS sold at fair prices. The attend
ance Sas good and the bidding quite
spirited.